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Re: LF: Experimental linear amplifier testing.

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Subject: Re: LF: Experimental linear amplifier testing.
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Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 11:10:48 +0100
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Yes Mike, very likely. I'm starting up in a few minutes, having had the "synthesiser" on for an hour. I have a 1:18 turns ratio output transformer on a pair of dust toroids and it looks as though I need to rewind it to increase this. Calibration is from a Racal-Dana frequency counter which is within 0.2Hz at 198kHz but my signals seem to appear at different frequencies according to individual grabbers.

Hugh M0DSZ, IO82LS.

On 16/10/2014 20:49, Mike Dennison wrote:
Hugh, I am seeing a weak signal that started around 2040UTC 1Hz lower
than you said, drifting LF over the next hour by about 0.7Hz. Too
weak to read anything. Could that be you? I will continue monitoring.

Mike, G3XDV
IO91VT
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This is to confirm that I am running some tests on 136.173kHz, QRSS60,
latterly 150W dc input to a linear amplifier, mainly to determine
aerial tuning and loading. I was too close to 136.172 earlier so moved
away. I see that there is a frequency drift after switch on so I'll
start the synthesiser 30 minutes earlier. It is unlikely that the
transmission will reach very far at present.

73, Hugh, M0DSZ



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